Fortnite Cosmetics MCP. Audit item rarity and shop rotations instantly.
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Fortnite Cosmetics & Item Shop. This server gives your AI client deep access to the official Fortnite API. You can track daily shop rotations, audit cosmetic rarity (Legendary, Epic, etc.), and list unreleased 'leaked' skins.
Use it to search the entire cosmetic database by name, type (outfit, pickaxe), or rarity tier. It's the definitive source for Fortnite item market data.
What your AI agents can do
Get combined shop
Retrieves the complete dataset containing all item shop listings and available bundles.
Get cosmetic details
Fetches the full metadata record for a single cosmetic item using its unique ID.
Get item shop
Gets the current daily and featured item shop data, updated to the latest time.
Retrieves the full list of items, bundles, and current V-Bucks pricing available in the daily and featured shop rotations.
Pulls the full metadata, rarity, and description for any cosmetic item when you provide its unique ID.
Retrieves a list of cosmetics that have recently been added or are currently appearing in leaked files, helping you track upcoming content.
Searches the entire cosmetic database using keywords, returning images, rarity, and introduction dates for matches.
Finds cosmetics across the database by filtering them based on specific rarity tiers (e.g., Legendary, Epic, Common).
Narrows down search results by item category, such as outfit, pickaxe, glider, or emote.
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Fortnite Cosmetics & Item Shop MCP Server: 8 Tools
Use these tools to query the Fortnite item shop and cosmetic database, allowing you to search, filter, and retrieve specific item metadata.
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Retrieves the complete dataset containing all item shop listings and available bundles.
019d843cget cosmetic details
Fetches the full metadata record for a single cosmetic item using its unique ID.
019d843cget item shop
Gets the current daily and featured item shop data, updated to the latest time.
019d843cget new cosmetics
Lists cosmetics that have been newly added or are currently flagged as leaked items.
019d843clist banners
Lists all available profile banner icons and their metadata.
019d843csearch cosmetics
Searches the entire cosmetic database by accepting a specific name or keyword.
019d843csearch cosmetics by rarity
Filters the cosmetic database to return only items belonging to a specified rarity tier.
019d843csearch cosmetics by type
Filters the cosmetic database to return only items belonging to a specified item type (e.g., outfit, emote).
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Manually tracking Fortnite's cosmetic drops is a nightmare.
Right now, checking the shop means opening the game, navigating to the store, and manually noting down the current V-Bucks price and the specific item names. If you want to compare the shop's current offering against a known set of rare items, you're stuck cross-referencing screenshots and external wikis—it's slow, and the data is often outdated.
With the Fortnite Cosmetics & Item Shop MCP Server, you just ask your agent. It runs `get_item_shop` and `get_combined_shop`, pulling the live, structured data straight into your chat. You get the exact prices and the full item list, no screenshots needed.
Fortnite Cosmetics & Item Shop MCP Server
Before this, finding a specific item's full metadata (like its official icon URL, full rarity details, or introduction date) meant clicking into that item's page in the game, hoping the wiki had the right info, and then copy-pasting the results. It was a multi-step, manual data hunt.
Now, you tell your agent to find the details. It executes `get_cosmetic_details` and gives you the entire metadata object in one go. It's clean, precise, and ready to use.
What you can do with this MCP connector
Your AI client connects directly to the official Fortnite API. This lets your agent check the current shop inventory, pulling the full list of items, bundles, and V-Bucks pricing from the daily and featured shop rotations. It also gives you the tools to list cosmetics that have been newly added or are appearing in leaked files, helping you track upcoming content.
You can search the entire cosmetic database using keywords, getting images, rarity, and introduction dates for matches. You can narrow down the search results by item category, like outfits, pickaxes, or emotes. You can also filter the database to find cosmetics based on specific rarity tiers, such as Legendary or Epic.
To pull the full metadata for any single cosmetic, just give the agent its unique ID; it pulls the rarity, description, and full details. The server lets you list all available profile banner icons and their metadata, and you can get the complete dataset of all item shop listings and available bundles.
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How Fortnite Cosmetics MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Fortnite Cosmetics & Item Shop server and provide your API Key.
- 2 Tell your AI client what you need—for example, 'Show me all Legendary outfits.'
- 3 Your agent uses the correct tool (like
search_cosmetics_by_rarityorsearch_cosmetics_by_type) and delivers the filtered, structured data.
The bottom line is, you stop manually browsing the game client and start querying the raw, structured API data directly from your chat.
Who Is Fortnite Cosmetics MCP For?
Content creators who need technical data for videos, gaming analysts who track market trends, and serious collectors who audit item history. If you spend time keeping up with gaming economies, this is for you.
Uses the tools to compare the rarity distribution of item sets across different seasons, quantifying the market value of specific cosmetic types.
Runs search_cosmetics and get_combined_shop to gather high-res icons and current shop details for video reports and articles.
Uses search_cosmetics_by_rarity to perform deep audits on specific item sets, verifying the history and scarcity of rare outfits and skins.
What Changes When You Connect
- Get real-time shop data immediately. Use
get_item_shopto see current V-Bucks prices and bundles without guessing. - Stop guessing what's next. Call
get_new_cosmeticsto list unreleased or leaked items, keeping you ahead of seasonal announcements. - Target your search exactly. Use
search_cosmetics_by_rarityto filter the whole catalog down to only Legendary or Epic items. - Break down the inventory. Use
search_cosmetics_by_typeto isolate only pickaxes or only emotes, ignoring everything else. - Deep dive into single items.
get_cosmetic_detailspulls every piece of metadata you need for one specific skin or item. - Audit the full picture. Running
get_combined_shopgives you a comprehensive look at the entire item shop structure at once.
Real-World Use Cases
Tracking a specific rare set
A collector needs to verify if the 'Shadow Hunter' set has any common items in the current shop. They ask their agent, which runs search_cosmetics for 'Shadow Hunter' and then filters the results using search_cosmetics_by_rarity to confirm the minimum rarity level.
Reporting on seasonal drops
A content creator needs a list of everything that drops during the next event. They ask their agent to run get_new_cosmetics and then use search_cosmetics_by_type to separate out only the glider designs for a video segment.
Comparing shop bundles
A user wants to know if the current featured bundle is better value than the daily shop. They run get_item_shop and get_combined_shop to pull both datasets and compare the V-Bucks cost and item value side-by-side.
Finding item type variations
A designer needs all available emote icons for a project. They run search_cosmetics_by_type with 'emote' and then pass the resulting IDs to get_cosmetic_details to gather the high-res URLs.
The Tradeoffs
Searching by general keywords
Asking the agent, 'What items are cool in Fortnite?' This requires manual filtering and is too vague for the API to process.
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Use specific tools. Try search_cosmetics_by_type (e.g., 'outfit') or search_cosmetics with a specific name. Always narrow the scope first.
Assuming one tool does everything
Thinking that running get_item_shop automatically gives you the history of an item. It only shows the current shop data.
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To get deep history, you must use get_cosmetic_details with the item's specific ID, or use search_cosmetics for historical data points.
Mixing shop data with general search
Running get_combined_shop and then trying to search for a specific item name using search_cosmetics—the results are different data sets.
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If you want the current shop list, use get_item_shop. If you want to search the entire catalog, use search_cosmetics.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your goal is structural data analysis: counting rarities, comparing bundle prices, or listing all item types. You need raw data for a spreadsheet or a report. Don't use it if you just want to see what the game client shows you in a quick peek—the API output is massive and technical. If you only need the absolute latest, most simple snapshot of the shop, get_item_shop is the fastest call, but for maximum data, run get_combined_shop first. If you only care about the item's type, stick to search_cosmetics_by_type. Never assume one tool covers all ground; always check the tool description for the exact scope.
Common Questions About Fortnite Cosmetics MCP
How do I use `search_cosmetics_by_rarity` to find items? +
You tell your agent to filter by rarity. Just specify the tier you want (like 'Legendary' or 'Epic'). The tool returns all cosmetics matching that rarity across the entire database.
What is the difference between `get_item_shop` and `get_combined_shop`? +
get_item_shop provides the most up-to-date daily and featured items. get_combined_shop gives a full, comprehensive dump of the entire item shop data.
Can I use `search_cosmetics_by_type` to find only outfits? +
Yes. You pass 'outfit' as the type. This tool filters the database and only returns items classified as outfits, ignoring pickaxes or emotes.
Do I need `get_cosmetic_details` for every item? +
No. If you just need a list of item names, search_cosmetics works. You only need get_cosmetic_details when you need the full, deep metadata object for one specific item.
How do I list leaked skins using `get_new_cosmetics`? +
You simply ask the agent to run get_new_cosmetics. It checks the database for unreleased or newly found skins and lists them for you.
What is the function of `search_cosmetics` when I just know the name of an item? +
The search_cosmetics tool returns images, rarity, set information, and the introduction date for a cosmetic. This lets you quickly identify an item without needing its specific ID.
How do I check if an item is in the current shop using `get_item_shop`? +
get_item_shop retrieves the real-time daily and featured shop items. If an item is listed there, it's currently available for purchase or viewing in the shop rotation.
If I run `get_cosmetic_details` for a cosmetic, what specific metadata do I get? +
The get_cosmetic_details tool provides comprehensive data for a specific cosmetic ID. You get full details, including technical metadata and high-quality icon URLs.
Can my AI automatically find 'Leaked' skins that haven't been released yet? +
Yes! Use the get_new_cosmetics tool. Your agent will scan the Fortnite-API database for items added in the latest patch but not yet available in the shop, providing names and icon previews.
How do I check the last time a specific rare skin was seen in the shop? +
Simply ask the agent to run the get_cosmetic_details tool with the item ID. It will retrieve the historical dates of availability, helping you quantify the rarity of the target skin.
Does the integration permit listing all items belonging to a specific set like the 'Frozen Series'? +
Yes. The search_cosmetics action allows your agent to filter the entire database by official set names, ensuring you find all matching gliders, skins, and pickaxes for your collection.
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